Since the late 1800s, the post office has toyed with the idea of delivering mail by electric car. The 1970s oil crises ...

"Terms 'going postal' and those things have taken on a life that is totally unfair." "It only serves to further the injustice to postal employees," Riggs said.

The term “going postal” is a sad reminder of an era that saw mass shootings carried out by disgruntled workers. Twenty-five years ago this week, Joseph Harris took four lives as well as… ...

On Thursday, May 6, 1993, a disgruntled postal employee took several handguns into his place of employment and shot three coworkers. With the term “going postal” becoming more common after ...

Going Postal in the Digital Age. April 16, 2010 / 10:39 AM EDT / The Nation ... "Given the state of technology, privatization is probably the only long-term solution for the USPS." ...

While the term “going postal” has never been accepted well by any post office employee, for obvious good reason, it remains to this day as part of English slang language.

Not Going Postal. September 4, 2000. After reading the Sept. 1 story "Postal Service Study Aims to Knock Down Violent Image" ... this study inadvertently validated a few other terms.

Chants of protest rang out across Pioneer Courthouse square early Sunday afternoon as more than 200 postal workers and their supporters rallied against the Trump administration’s efforts to ...

Flener suggests a different meaning for the phrase: " 'Going postal' means delivering mail to 144 million mailboxes, 212 billion pieces of mail a year, 260,000 delivery vehicles on the road every ...